List of loudspeaker manufacturers

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This is a list of notable manufacturers of loudspeakers. In regard to notability, this is not intended to be an all-inclusive list; it is a list of manufacturers especially noted for their loudspeakers and which have articles on Wikipedia. To see more manufacturers, please refer to the category Loudspeaker manufacturers.

NameCountry
Acoustic Research United States
Advent United States
Ahuja India
Alesis United States
Altec Lansing United States
Amphion Loudspeakers Finland
Anker China
Armstrong Audio United Kingdom
Audiovox United States
Audison Italy
Auro-3D Belgium
Bang & Olufsen Denmark
Barefoot Sound United States
BassBoss United States
Behringer Germany
Blaupunkt Germany
Bosch Germany
Bose United States
Boston Acoustics United States
Bowers & Wilkins United Kingdom
Bozak United States
Burmester Audiosysteme Germany
Cabasse France
Canton Electronics Germany
Castle Acoustics (now Castle) United Kingdom
Celestion United Kingdom
Cerwin-Vega United States
Clair Brothers United States
Clair Global United States
Clarion Japan
Community Professional Loudspeakers United States
Creative Singapore
d&b Audiotechnik Germany
DALI Denmark
Definitive Technology United States
Denon Japan
DEQX Australia
Devialet France
Duntech Australia
Dynacord Germany
Dynaudio Denmark
Eastern Acoustic Works United States
Edifier China
Elac Germany
Electro-Voice United States
Epos United Kingdom
Focal-JMLab France
Fostex Japan
Funktion-One United Kingdom
Genelec Finland
Harman Kardon United States
Infinity United States
Jamo Denmark
JBL United States
Jensen United States
JL Audio United States
JVC Japan
K-array Italy
KEF United Kingdom (brand)
Kenwood Japan
Kharma International Netherlands
KLH United States
Klipsch United States
Krell Industries United States
KRK United States
Kustom United States
L-Acoustics France
Legacy Audio United States
Linn United Kingdom
Lipinski Sound United States
Logitech Switzerland and United States
Mackie United States
Magnepan United States
MartinLogan United States
McIntosh Laboratory United States
Meyer Sound Laboratories United States
Meridian Audio United Kingdom
Mission United Kingdom (brand)
Magnat Germany
Mitek/MTX United States
Monitor Audio United Kingdom
Mordaunt-Short United Kingdom
Naim United Kingdom
NHT Loudspeakers United States
Onkyo Japan
Oswalds Mill Audio United States
Panasonic Japan
Peavey Electronics United States
Philips Netherlands
Pioneer Japan
PMC speakers United Kingdom
Polk Audio United States
ProAc United Kingdom
PSB Speakers Canada
QSC Audio Products United States
Quad Electroacoustics United Kingdom (brand)
Radio Shack United States
RCF audio Italy
Rectilinear Research Corporation United States
Rega Research United Kingdom
Renkus-Heinz United States
ReVox Switzerland
Rogers International United Kingdom (brand)
Sansui Japan
Sherwood United States
SMS Audio United States
Snell United States
Sonodyne India
Sonos United States
Sonus Faber Italy
Sony Japan
Spendor United Kingdom
Tannoy United Kingdom (brand)
Technics Japan
Teledyne United States
Telefunken Germany
Teufel Germany
Thiel Audio United States
TOA Corp. Japan
U-Turn Audio United States
Vandersteen United States
Velodyne Acoustics United States
Veritone Minimum Phase Speakers United States
Vifa Denmark
Wharfedale United Kingdom (brand)
Wilson Audio United States
Wilson Benesch United Kingdom
Yamaha Japan
Yorkville Sound Canada
ZR Speaker Lab Slovenia
Zu Audio United States

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